The Green Spaces Alliance Picture Your World Youth Photo Project Workshop was conducted by Ansen Seale at Land Heritage Institute. There were two sets of workshops: The morning session for 8 to 12 year olds, and the afternoon session for 13 to 18 year olds. The photography workshop tours took the students to make photographs at some of Land Heritage Institute’s landmark sites, including Ansen Seale’s The Corn Crib photography installation.

The Green Spaces Alliance morning workshop caravan returns.

Ansen Seale and morning workshop students returning on the Hay Ride tour provided by Land Heritage Institute.

Ansen Seale downloading images from the morning workshop tour.

Green Spaces Alliance morning workshop kids.

Viewing projected workshop images from Ansen’s laptop.

Young shutterbug intensely at work.

Sofia Greimel Garza and Daisy Valdez fully vested in their photographic interests.

Afternoon workshop students warming up.

Signing up for the Green Spaces Alliance afternoon photography workshop for the teenagers.

Kim Villarreal, Green Spaces Alliance volunteer.

Afternoon workshop class session.

Julie Koppenheffer, Executive Director, Green Spaces Alliance.

Mark Oppelt discussing the Longhorns at Land Heritage Institute.

Afternoon workshop students ready to roll.

Sherry Christensen, Project Coordinator, Picture Your World Photography Workshop.

Peggy Oppelt, At Large, Land Heritage Institute.

Mark Oppelt, President, Land Heritage Institute, with Julie Koppenheffer.

Afternoon workshop Hay Ride tour ready to roll.

Ansen Seale gearing up for the afternoon workshop tour.

The Green Spaces Alliance Picture Your World Youth Photo Project Workshop Hay Ride posse.

And off into the wilds of Land Heritage Institute they go.